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From new tensions to the collapse of the communist blochttps://peda.net/id/8acd61f38b32022-02-11T13:48:34+02:00<!--filtered tag: <article--><!--filtered attribute: id="uuid-8acf8990-8b30-11ec-97d9-f8f21e980ce0"--><!--filtered attribute: class="link document uuid-8acf8990-8b30-11ec-97d9-f8f21e980ce0 enclose"--><!--filtered attribute: data-id="8acf8990-8b30-11ec-97d9-f8f21e980ce0"--><!--filtered attribute: data-draft-type="published"--><!-->--><!--filtered tag: <header--><!-->--><h1><!--filtered attribute: class="link"--><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzW-ASXVRPY&list=PLnK8dyMAVbZ85xkMooOKkJ4bqdn3P_iUa&index=24" title="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzW-ASXVRPY&list=PLnK8dyMAVbZ85xkMooOKkJ4bqdn3P_iUa&index=24" rel="nofollow ugc noopener">Conclusions 1989-1991 | Cold War documentary</a></h1>
<!--filtered end tag: </header>--><div class="main"><div class="description">28:00> a coup against Gorbachev (Aug 1991) >> the end of the USSR (Dec 1991) <36:30 >> Overview on the impact of the Cold War.</div>
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<!--filtered tag: <article--><!--filtered attribute: id="uuid-8acf3456-8b30-11ec-97d9-f8f21e980ce0"--><!--filtered attribute: class="link document uuid-8acf3456-8b30-11ec-97d9-f8f21e980ce0 enclose"--><!--filtered attribute: data-id="8acf3456-8b30-11ec-97d9-f8f21e980ce0"--><!--filtered attribute: data-draft-type="published"--><!-->--><!--filtered tag: <header--><!-->--><h1><!--filtered attribute: class="link"--><a href="https://history.state.gov/milestones/1989-1992/collapse-soviet-union" title="https://history.state.gov/milestones/1989-1992/collapse-soviet-union" rel="nofollow ugc noopener">3. The Collapse of the Soviet Union | Article</a></h1>
<!--filtered end tag: </header>--><div class="main"><div class="description">On textbook pages 211-213.</div>
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<!--filtered tag: <article--><!--filtered attribute: id="uuid-8acee94b-8b30-11ec-97d9-f8f21e980ce0"--><!--filtered attribute: class="link document uuid-8acee94b-8b30-11ec-97d9-f8f21e980ce0 enclose"--><!--filtered attribute: data-id="8acee94b-8b30-11ec-97d9-f8f21e980ce0"--><!--filtered attribute: data-draft-type="published"--><!-->--><!--filtered tag: <header--><!-->--><h1><!--filtered attribute: class="link"--><a href="https://history.state.gov/milestones/1989-1992/fall-of-communism" title="https://history.state.gov/milestones/1989-1992/fall-of-communism" rel="nofollow ugc noopener">2. Fall of Communism in Eastern Europe, 1989 | Article</a></h1>
<!--filtered end tag: </header>--><div class="main"><div class="description">On textbook pages 203-210.</div>
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<!--filtered end tag: </header>--><div class="main"><div class="description">On textbook pages 194-196, 200-201.</div>
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<!--filtered tag: <article--><!--filtered attribute: id="uuid-8ace401b-8b30-11ec-97d9-f8f21e980ce0"--><!--filtered attribute: class="link document uuid-8ace401b-8b30-11ec-97d9-f8f21e980ce0 enclose"--><!--filtered attribute: data-id="8ace401b-8b30-11ec-97d9-f8f21e980ce0"--><!--filtered attribute: data-draft-type="published"--><!-->--><!--filtered tag: <header--><!-->--><h1><!--filtered attribute: class="link"--><a href="https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iRjcciHzZDw" title="https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iRjcciHzZDw" rel="nofollow ugc noopener">A ’New Cold War’ at the early 1980s</a></h1>
<!--filtered end tag: </header>--><div class="main"><div class="description">Was there a ”Second Cold War” after the years of Detente? [6 min]</div>
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<!--filtered end tag: </header>--><div class="main"><div class="description">TASKS while watching the attached video (click the title):<br/>
• 1) Make a list of main events in the eastern Europe at the end of the 1980s.<br/>
• 2) Study the impact of the following on the collapse of the communist regimes: <br/>
a) the dissidents/ opposition <br/>
b) ordinary citizens<br/>
c) the governments/ political leaders of the People’s Democracies<br/>
d) Mikhail Gorbachev/ the USSR <br/>
e) The West, esp. the USA<br/>
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KEY TERMS: change, cause, consequence, significance, perspectives</div>
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2022-02-11T13:48:34+02:00Epilogueshttps://peda.net/id/8acfd6e98b32022-02-11T13:48:34+02:00<!--filtered tag: <article--><!--filtered attribute: id="uuid-8ad16bc6-8b30-11ec-97d9-f8f21e980ce0"--><!--filtered attribute: class="link document uuid-8ad16bc6-8b30-11ec-97d9-f8f21e980ce0 enclose"--><!--filtered attribute: data-id="8ad16bc6-8b30-11ec-97d9-f8f21e980ce0"--><!--filtered attribute: data-draft-type="published"--><!-->--><!--filtered tag: <header--><!-->--><h1><!--filtered attribute: class="link"--><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPoimjn_CfQ" title="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPoimjn_CfQ" rel="nofollow ugc noopener">Sphere of influence: Russia's foreign policy</a></h1>
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<!--filtered end tag: </header>--><div class="main"><div class="description">By Matthew Rojansky. Foreign Policy, 22 December 2016.</div>
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<!--filtered end tag: </header>--><div class="main"><div class="description">...according to Michael Cohen. The Atlantic, 30 June 2011.</div>
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<!--filtered end tag: </header>--><div class="main"><div class="description">By Chris Miller. Foreign Policy, 21 December 2016.</div>
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<!--filtered end tag: </header>--><div class="main"><div class="description">BBC, 13 December 2016.</div>
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